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Published: August 30, 2008
How couple aids plant growth to control carbon levels in state
GEARY — To longtime landowner Nadyne Burruss , a carbon sequestration pilot program unveiled by state officials this week makes good sense.
Burruss and her husband, Merrill, have about 1,000 acres here, including an 80-acre section that the North Canadian River flows through.
With the help of local state conservation officials, the Burrusses will fence off land on either side of the river to keep cattle away...
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